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Boston Globe Editor Brian McGrory to Step Down

The editor, Brian McGrory, will become the chair of Boston University’s journalism department.  » mehr lesen

Elon Musk vs. Twitter: the Billionaire can amend his case

The billionaire can amend his lawsuit to include claims from a Twitter whistle-blower, but lost an effort to delay a trial over whether he could drop his bid to buy the company....

How Russian Natural Gas Exports to Europe Have Changed Since the War

The fuel that once flowed freely has been abruptly reduced, sending prices soaring and forcing European governments to struggle for solutions.  » mehr lesen

From Boom to Gloom: Tech Recruiters Struggle to Find Work

As tech companies slow hiring and lay off workers, once-busy recruiters are shifting to other roles and cutting their rates.  » mehr lesen

United Airlines Plans to Halt JFK Service Unless It Gets More Slots

The carrier asked regulators to let it schedule more flights at the New York airport, where it resumed operations only last year.  » mehr lesen

Fed’s Brainard Signals More Rate Increases as Inflation Remains High

Lael Brainard, the Federal Reserve’s vice chair, said the central bank is “in this for as long as it takes to get inflation down.”  » mehr lesen

Antitrust regulators expand their global reach.

The European Union’s competition authority blocked a merger of Illumina and Grail, even though Illumina said Grail had no business in Europe.  » mehr lesen

From the U.S. to China, Major Economies Are Stalling. But Not India.

The Indian government expects growth to exceed 7 percent this year, though that pace may be hard to sustain as the global economy continues to slow.  » mehr lesen

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